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Tektronix Parts Cross References and Other Parts Info Click HERE for a sample PDF with one page from each chapter. The sample PDF pages are extracted directly from the document you'll receive. The sample PDF is over a megabyte in size so please give it time to load. The item title is "Semiconductors Common Design Parts Catalog." It has 16 chapters (see below) and is over 400 pages of valuable parts information. Published by Tekronix in Oct 1982, this has information on parts still used all the way up to 1990+. This is a very valuable resource for translating a Tek part number to a regular part number. Pin outs for many of the devices are shown. Device specs/dwgs for all parts starting with pt no's 150-xxxx-0x, 151-xxxx-0x, 152-xxxx-0x, 153-xxxx-0x, 156-xxxx-0x, 160-xxxx-0x, 214-xxxx-0x, 307-xxxx-0x, 352-xxxx-0x. Book also has reference data for Tek's part numbering system. This data book has data and cross-reference FROM Tek part numbers TO Generic actual JEDEC part numbers and REVERSE. There are also hints and tips for designing with various devices. Tradeoffs, preferred parts and obsoletes are listed too. One of my own favorite things about this is the info on Tek-made parts. 0: Supplier Logos, safety and reliability 1. Digital, Memory, MOS, CMOS, TTL, ECL, Microprocessor 2. Special Function IC's, Arrays, Linear ICs 3. Arrays, Linear ICs, Tek-made ICs 4. Index of 2nd Source, Programmed, Screened, etc. App Notes 5. Heat sinks, Apps, Insulators 6. Transistors, Power, Small Signal, Arrays 8. Transisotrs, SCR's, Switches, Triac, UJTs 9. Transistors Index, Drawings, App Notes 10. Diodes, Back and Four Layer, Tunnel, Snap-off VVC's, Arrays 11. Diodes, Zener, Current Limiting 12. Diodes (Rect, sig, switch, Tek Schottky, Matched) 13. Diodes Index, Drawings, App Notes 15. Lamps, Lenses, Lampholders Catalog has cost codes for most parts as well. Please be aware that this document is locked against editing, which is something we seldom do with the very high resolution versions of our manuals but are required to do by the consignor of some Application Notes, catalogs, reference works and etceteras. This means that you can't extract pages separately (printing individal pages or the entire book is no problem, though) or insert new pages into the document, and also means you're stuck with the bookmarking and hyperlinking we deemed appropriate for the document. However, please be assured that there are no shareware begging letters or other such faults in the document. Two PDFs of the Catalog are provided, in two resolutions. One is pretty much entirely done in 300 dpi b/w, since it's text or large drawings, and the other is our usual text-searchable resource PDF. The chapters are bookmarked, and the tables of contents are hyperlinked, making this easier to find your way around than the original paper version. The pages are sometimes not oriented a hundred percent correctly, but are exactly as in the original book (Tek didn't worry about prettiness on this one, for some reason.. perhaps because it would be used by technicians and engineers as opposed to salesmen), and the pages are all readable. Please do check out the sample file, which contains one page (random) from each chapter. (We do not proofread any ads submitted by members) |
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